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When teaching speaking to intermediate students, both grammar and vocabulary are important skills to develop. In your teaching, which of those takes priority? When teaching intermediate students speaking skills - I give more emphasis to vocabulary I give more emphasis to grammar I give equal emphasis to both Average: Your rating: None Average: 3.5 (32 votes)

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